S S Huebner
Biographic Data
| ID | 5750252 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S S Huebner |
| GIVEN NAMES | S S |
| FAMILY NAME | Huebner |
| SIGNATURE | HUEBNER S S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pennsylvania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1903 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1932 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Investment Objectives of Life Insurance
Insurance Instruction in American Universities and Colleges
Insurance in China
Insurance Instruction in American Universities and Colleges
American Transportation Insurance Facilities in Foreign Countries
Life Insurance in Its Relation to Thrift
THE fundamental purpose of life ~ insurance is the capitalization of the value of a human life, and through this means the protection of depend- ents or business interests against the loss of the value of that life through premature death.'But while this is its primary object, life insurance also accomplishes a very important sec- ondary purpose, viz., the promotion and protection of thrift.No other business institution bears so many important re…
The American Security Market During the War
Business in the United States is admittedly on a war basis today, and the security market is simply reflecting that abnormal condition. Preceding historic booms in the stock market have usually had as their principal cause some one central idea. An overworked public imagination, obsessed with some widely advertised idea, has usually been responsible for a rise in price levels far beyond the limits of reason. In 1899 the public mind was inflamed b…
Steamship Line Agreements and Affiliations in the American Foreign and Domestic Trade
The Functions of Produce Exchanges
Scope and Functions of the Stock Market
Bibliography On Securities and Stock Exchanges
The Study of Insurance in American Universities
The study of insurance in our higher institutions of learning must be viewed as marking a step in that new educational move- ment, which aims to provide for the training of future business men and which has led to the introduction in practically all Amer- ican universities of numerous courses in highly specialized branches of business, industry and trade, which, until recently, were regarded as outside the range of college studies.In fact, so rap…
Policy Contracts in Marine Insurance
A contract of marine insurance has been defined as &dquo;a contract of indemnity, in which the insurer, in consideration of the payment of a certain premium, agrees to make good to the assured all losses, not exceeding a certain amount, that may happen to the subject insured, from the risks enumerated or implied in the policy, during a certain voyage or period of time.&dquo;'It is essential in a marine policy that the parties to the contract shal…
The Development and Present Status of Marine Insurance in the United States
In discussing marine insurance one deals with a subject far more technical and complex than any other system of indemnity.Fire insurance provides against loss occasioned by a single occur- rence.Life insurance insures against an event the occurrence of which is inevitable, and the risk concerning which has been approximately measured by the application of the law of average to accu- mulated data.Marine insurance, however, undertakes to indemnify …
Federal Supervision and Regulation of Insurance
The agitation for the federal supervision and regulation of the insurance business must be viewed as marking a step in that gradual extension of federal control over industry and comliierce which is asserting itself more and more with the increasing intimacy of com- mercial relations irrespective of state lines, and which is bound to continue until ultimately every important commercial interest whose practice is national in scope shall have been …
The Main Features of the Present Foreign Trade of the United Kingdom
After years of comfortable satisfaction in its commercial and industrial supremacy, the United Kingdom has suddenly become conscious of the fact that its position is being assailed by the for- eigner, and that something must be done to save it.As a result
The Distribution of Stockholdings in American Railways
In a study of the distribution of stockholdings in American railways we touch upon a question which, as associated with then fundamental institution of private property, has a most important bearing upon our social, economic and political life.The ownership of property tends, above all, to create a sentiment favoring conserva- tism.The greater the number of individuals participating in the ownership of property, the greater will be the number int…
The Distribution of Stockholdings in American Railways
In a study of the distribution of stockholdings in American railways we touch upon a question which, as associated with then fundamental institution of private property, has a most important bearing upon our social, economic and political life.The ownership of property tends, above all, to create a sentiment favoring conserva- tism.The greater the number of individuals participating in the ownership of property, the greater will be the number int…
The Functions of Produce Exchanges
The Development and Present Status of Marine Insurance in the United States
In discussing marine insurance one deals with a subject far more technical and complex than any other system of indemnity.Fire insurance provides against loss occasioned by a single occur- rence.Life insurance insures against an event the occurrence of which is inevitable, and the risk concerning which has been approximately measured by the application of the law of average to accu- mulated data.Marine insurance, however, undertakes to indemnify …
The Investment Objectives of Life Insurance
Insurance in China
Life Insurance in Its Relation to Thrift
THE fundamental purpose of life ~ insurance is the capitalization of the value of a human life, and through this means the protection of depend- ents or business interests against the loss of the value of that life through premature death.'But while this is its primary object, life insurance also accomplishes a very important sec- ondary purpose, viz., the promotion and protection of thrift.No other business institution bears so many important re…
The American Security Market During the War
Business in the United States is admittedly on a war basis today, and the security market is simply reflecting that abnormal condition. Preceding historic booms in the stock market have usually had as their principal cause some one central idea. An overworked public imagination, obsessed with some widely advertised idea, has usually been responsible for a rise in price levels far beyond the limits of reason. In 1899 the public mind was inflamed b…
Policy Contracts in Marine Insurance
A contract of marine insurance has been defined as &dquo;a contract of indemnity, in which the insurer, in consideration of the payment of a certain premium, agrees to make good to the assured all losses, not exceeding a certain amount, that may happen to the subject insured, from the risks enumerated or implied in the policy, during a certain voyage or period of time.&dquo;'It is essential in a marine policy that the parties to the contract shal…
The Distribution of Stockholdings in American Railways
In a study of the distribution of stockholdings in American railways we touch upon a question which, as associated with then fundamental institution of private property, has a most important bearing upon our social, economic and political life.The ownership of property tends, above all, to create a sentiment favoring conserva- tism.The greater the number of individuals participating in the ownership of property, the greater will be the number int…
The Main Features of the Present Foreign Trade of the United Kingdom
After years of comfortable satisfaction in its commercial and industrial supremacy, the United Kingdom has suddenly become conscious of the fact that its position is being assailed by the for- eigner, and that something must be done to save it.As a result
Policy Contracts in Marine Insurance
A contract of marine insurance has been defined as &dquo;a contract of indemnity, in which the insurer, in consideration of the payment of a certain premium, agrees to make good to the assured all losses, not exceeding a certain amount, that may happen to the subject insured, from the risks enumerated or implied in the policy, during a certain voyage or period of time.&dquo;'It is essential in a marine policy that the parties to the contract shal…
The Development and Present Status of Marine Insurance in the United States
In discussing marine insurance one deals with a subject far more technical and complex than any other system of indemnity.Fire insurance provides against loss occasioned by a single occur- rence.Life insurance insures against an event the occurrence of which is inevitable, and the risk concerning which has been approximately measured by the application of the law of average to accu- mulated data.Marine insurance, however, undertakes to indemnify …
Federal Supervision and Regulation of Insurance
The agitation for the federal supervision and regulation of the insurance business must be viewed as marking a step in that gradual extension of federal control over industry and comliierce which is asserting itself more and more with the increasing intimacy of com- mercial relations irrespective of state lines, and which is bound to continue until ultimately every important commercial interest whose practice is national in scope shall have been …
The Study of Insurance in American Universities
The study of insurance in our higher institutions of learning must be viewed as marking a step in that new educational move- ment, which aims to provide for the training of future business men and which has led to the introduction in practically all Amer- ican universities of numerous courses in highly specialized branches of business, industry and trade, which, until recently, were regarded as outside the range of college studies.In fact, so rap…
Scope and Functions of the Stock Market
Bibliography On Securities and Stock Exchanges
The Functions of Produce Exchanges
Steamship Line Agreements and Affiliations in the American Foreign and Domestic Trade
The American Security Market During the War
Business in the United States is admittedly on a war basis today, and the security market is simply reflecting that abnormal condition. Preceding historic booms in the stock market have usually had as their principal cause some one central idea. An overworked public imagination, obsessed with some widely advertised idea, has usually been responsible for a rise in price levels far beyond the limits of reason. In 1899 the public mind was inflamed b…
Life Insurance in Its Relation to Thrift
THE fundamental purpose of life ~ insurance is the capitalization of the value of a human life, and through this means the protection of depend- ents or business interests against the loss of the value of that life through premature death.'But while this is its primary object, life insurance also accomplishes a very important sec- ondary purpose, viz., the promotion and protection of thrift.No other business institution bears so many important re…
American Transportation Insurance Facilities in Foreign Countries
Insurance Instruction in American Universities and Colleges
Insurance in China
The Investment Objectives of Life Insurance
Insurance Instruction in American Universities and Colleges
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